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Editorials

Conservation program keeps growing

The Associated Press
Friday August 03, 2001

The state’s 20/20 energy conservation program will shell out $60 million in rebates for utility customers who made significant cuts in their power use in June. -more-


Another alternative to Social Security

By John Cunniff The Associated Press
Thursday August 02, 2001

Though it’s the most discussed plan for reforming Social Security, letting workers invest some of their payments in the stock market isn’t the only way to save the system. -more-


Green Party officials renew their bid for national status

The Associated Press
Wednesday August 01, 2001

SANTA MONICA — The party that ran Ralph Nader for president in November actually wasn’t an official national party at all. Instead it was an association of state parties. -more-


UC official takes Smith College post

The Associated Press
Tuesday July 31, 2001

NORTHAMPTON, Mass.— Carol Christ, who was the highest-ranking female administrator at the University of California Berkeley, was named president of Smith College on Monday. -more-


Bay Briefs

Monday July 30, 2001

Port expansion could bring jobs -more-


Killings shatter placid area in Sierra Nevadas

The Associated Press
Saturday July 28, 2001

STIRLING CITY — Life here is like a thousand towns across the West. The landscape is green and rolling, the days are quiet, and the air smells clean. -more-


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